Waterloo Evening Course and Daily Reporter Intro
Water loo Evening Course and Daily Reporter print a local page note listing paper details and offices. The issue includes publication information, rates, and advertising guidelines. It names Hartman as president and editor and notes Associated Press affiliation and bureau locations in Washington New York Philadelphia Chicago.
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Waterloo
Daily Reporter
Associated
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
W.H Hartman CO
West Park Ave
John ©. Hartman
A.W. Peterson
Treas
Geol
Postefic
Jows
Isee
Washington, D. C
Bures Munsey
E.G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story, Brooks & Finley
Rep’s
Peanut politics and wartime shifts in policy debated
A long editorial outlines the term peanut politics as used by Democrats to attack Republicans for opposing the president's war measure on woman suffrage. It argues the term masks political games, discusses reactions to German chancellor notes, and urges continued Allied unity and no truces as troops press forward. It also lauds Boy Scouts for locating walnut timber critical to gunstock and airplane propeller production, delivering 667 carloads and nearly 15,600,000 board feet.
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United States
Senate
South
Max
Lodge
Hill
BOY Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Aar
America
Guessing like a manhunting German editors
A harsh editorial voice gauges American public sentiment toward Germany and the peace offer. It ridicules predictions of calm acceptance, mocks politicians, and urges continued military pressure and no armistice until outright victory. It references Rigdon Rainbow Rainhor and New York Times quotes, debating diplomacy and national resolve.
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America
United States
Burian
Junkers
Waterloo Vigilance Corps
Ter
Thelrt ix A
Bune
Acta
Outsiders in Literary Reputation Across Centuries
A reflective essay argues that cultural esteem pendulates with time and taste. It cites Benvenuto Cellini, Burns, Shakespeare, Sappho, Lucretius, Boccaccio, Rabelais, Voltaire, Paine, Epicurus, Ingersoll, Whitman, and others to show how fame and vilification shift. The author urges cautious judgment, warning against parochialism and knee-jerk condemnations.
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Benvenuto Cellini
Burns
Shakespeare
Waterloo
Vall
Sappho
Sappie
Lucretius
Boccacio
Shakes Speare
Boccado
Rabelais
Hdea
Fabelais
Robert Herrick
Althy
Rahelias
Herri
Voltaire
Lucrelius
Isneh
Ferney
Lisbon E
Thomas Paine
Jarrior
Hamilton
Jefferson
Epicurus
Ingersoll
Whitman
Iowa editors note Iowa may help others with loan quota
The Fort Dodge Messenger reports that Iowa did not strive to exceed its fourth liberty loan target in the allotted three days. It suggests if New York and Massachusetts fall short by a few million, Iowa could aid them to meet their quotas.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
New York
Massachusetts
The Sandman Story By Mrs Fla Walker
A whimsical tale follows Mr Tom Cat who traps mice to fatten them for sale in a roadside mouse market. His scheme grows until cats in the neighborhood plot to drive him away with dogs and planned price drops, restoring mouse-catching for all.
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Sandman
Mrs. Fla. Walker
Altona
Tom Cat
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Tom
Moines
Beravige
van Sen
Mexico
Keokuk Gate City
Amerie
Tabby Gray
Elevators and Health Risks in Modern Living
A health column warns elevators, while useful, carry risks from shocks and drops that can cause dizziness and faintness especially in those with heart disease tuberculosis or digestive disorders. It urges smoother operation by skilled operators and notes some patients should avoid rapid rides, while offering general health Q and A guidance from Dr Currier.
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W. C
Side Talks on Truth Prejudice and Filtration of Speech
A reflective piece discusses how quotes are filtered through bias and the danger of judging others from a single sentence. It notes that even truthful people can relay distorted remarks via prejudice and context loss, urging careful handling of secondhand quotes and the influence of tone and setting.
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Jin
War Chaplains Shape Fading Faith to New Reforms
The war chaplains altered weak religious life into a revived order with renewed gathering spaces. The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes reactionaries from both parties unite against suffrage progress, urging practical restraint and temperance amid calls for reform.
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Sioux City Journal
Cedar Rapids
Eemed Burral
Tale of Tom Cat and the Mouse Market Collapse
A stray scene shows Tom Cat fleeing after a failed mouse trade at a fence, fearing a dog and abandoning his business. Tabby Gray questions soaring prices, mice persist in the neighborhood, and cats share the cornering duty without complaints as the market stabilizes.
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Tom
Tabby Gray
Tom Cat
ISIS Austro German advances in Serbia on Oct 12 1914
On October 12 1914 the Austro German forces pressed their advance in Serbia while the ISIS designation appears in the period’s war briefing. The Russian cruiser Pallas was sunk by turreted torpedo craft on the same day.
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ISIS
Serbia
Paliada
Turnedo
Can I Be Cured Kidney Health Ad Appeal
A vintage advertisement urges readers not to despair over disease and promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oi Capsules for kidney and bladder troubles. It stresses kidney function, immediate relief, three sealed package sizes, and a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
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Nature
Haarlem Oi
Ringling Circus Heir Henry Ringling Dies in Baraboo
Henry Ringling youngest of the six Ringling brothers died in Baraboo Wisconsin at age unknown after 26 years of prominence in the circus world. He leaves a widow and a son and is described as dying from heart and other internal disorders. A stray line notes Japan’s civil code treating men and women equally.
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Pamed
Baraboo
Wis
Henry Ringling
Warld
Japan
Spanish Influenza What It Is and How It Should Be Treated
A concise guide advises rest and quiet, bed early, and laxatives to ease symptoms. It emphasizes nourishing food, ample fluids, and keeping up strength as the natural cure rather than medicine, urging calm care.
Do not panic influenza guidance from a physician note
A public health advisory explains that Spanish flu shows grip like symptoms and urges calm. It outlines symptoms such as chill fever cough sore throat and weakness, and emphasizes bed rest fluids nourishment and staying home to avoid spreading illness. It notes low fatality but warns pneumonia and other complications as main dangers. Methods include Vicks VapoRub use for relief and home care steps, plus advice on preventing spread through hygiene and limiting contact with infected individuals.
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Spain
Mar
Hippocrates
B. C
N. C. Boardlor Health
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